Need a diagnosis, then prognosis. :(
turtlegreen
17 years ago
I'm having problems with my tomato plants again this year. This is the fourth year I've planted them. I don't know if the previous owner had planted tomatos in the spot or not. The first two years I had so many tomato's I was giving them away. Then last year the production was down and I had a whole plant turn yellow, then brown, then die.
Now, this year, all the plants are starting to turn yellow and brown. I'm hoping somebody can make a diagnosis from the pictures I post. If any other pictures are needed I'd be happy to take them and post them if it'd help.
I had been watering for 20 minutes every day. I've since cut that back to 30 minutes every two days.
The temps here have generally been in the mid 90's with low humidity. The plants are in the sun from about 8:30 until 1:00.
And here are the pics:
The plants just are luscious as they were the first year.
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Whole sections are yellowing
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Anyone know what's causing this? Wilt?
suze9
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